Remember When 8.5.2009

10 Years Ago August 5 1999 The winners of the 1999 Balloonfest Coloring Contest were: Ages 6 to 9, 1st place, Tamanna Ranadive, Warsaw; 2nd place, Holly Kolberg, Syracuse; and 3rd place, Justin Brumfield, Leesburg. Winners of ages 10 to 12 were: 1st place, Ashley Wentz, Warsaw; 2nd place, Kristine Nicole Domako, Warsaw; and 3rd place, Arlen Borkholder, Nappanee. 25 Years Ago August 5 1984 Dana Rapp, Leesburg fifth-grader, won "Best of Show" with the poster she entered in the 13th Conservation Poster Contest. Cara Kinney, South Whitley School, captured first place; Shawn Krull, Milford, won second; and Neal Smythe, Burket, third. The Kosciusko Soil and Water Auxiliary sponsors the contest each year. This year's contest was entered by 923 fifth-graders. 50 Years Ago August 5 1959 The average Kosciusko County factory worker earned $94.64 a week during the month of December 1958, according to a report issued by the Indiana Employment Security Division. This compared with $104.81 in Elkhart; $96.31 in Marshall; $86.44 in Wabash, and $89.68 in Whitley. The state average was just more than $100 per week. 75 Years Ago August 5 1934 Federal engineers are now surveying the ground at Syracuse for additions to be made to the Wawasee fish hatchery near Syracuse. Two hundred recruits of the CCC camp, which is to be located in Kosciusko County, will be employed on improvements at the hatchery, which will consist of six or seven new fish ponds. The CCC camp will be located on the Elizabeth Shock farm.

Hardy To Serve As Milford Rep. On County Plan Commission

MILFORD - Milford Town Council dealt with several issues and approved various expenditures Monday.

First Financial Bank Robbed

NORTH MANCHESTER - Authorities from the North Manchester Police Department and the Indiana State Police are investigating an armed robbery.

Domestic Call Leads To Meth Arrests

SILVER LAKE - A call about a domestic fight led to the arrest of four people on drug charges Monday night near Silver Lake.

Spending A Night On The Road

Chris Rager, Jeff Howie and Mike Mulligan sit at the Subway on the east side of Warsaw Thursday night talking shop.

Rude Takes Part In National Rodeo

SILVER LAKE - Manchester sophomore Cole Rude is taking the bull by the horns.

Community Foundation Launches New Web Site

Kosciusko County Community Foundation unveiled its new Web site this week.


Howard J. Marsh

COLUMBIA CITY - Howard J. Marsh, 83, of Columbia City, died at 8:49 p.m. March 27, 2009, in Parkview Whitley Hospital, Columbia City.

Pierceton Discusses Traffic, Golf Cart Issues

PIERCETON - The Pierceton Town Council heard an array of issues from residents at its monthly meeting Monday night.

Health Care Debate

Editor, Times-Union:The current controversy over health care reform has caused me to do something totally uncharacteristic.

School Board Voices Concern About Finances

Before delving into discussion on the 2010 budget Tuesday, the Warsaw Community School Corp. Board of School Trustees shared what's on their minds.

Angry

Editor, Times-Union:I am angry.

Darrell D. Snyder

NORTH MANCHESTER - Darrell D. Snyder, 82, of Timbercrest Senior Living Community, North Manchester, died at 10:15 p.m. Aug. 1, 2009, in Timbercrest Healthcare Center, North Manchester.

Mentone Mother, Daughter To Receive Habitat For Humanity Home

MENTONE - It rained and snowed Sunday, but Jill Stutzman said knowing that she and her 2-1/2-year-old daughter Anessa will have a home warmed her heart.

Silver Lake Still Studying Storm Water Project

SILVER LAKE - Although Silver Lake did not receive a grant for a storm sewer project, the town will still look into fixing current problems.

Man Threatens Suicide For Second Time

For the second time in less than a month, a Warsaw man threatened to take his own life on county property.


BOW Approves WPD Rank Reductions

Warsaw Board of Public Works and Safety Friday heard concerns regarding a recommendation for rank reductions for two Warsaw Police Department officers.

Triton Tennis Team Wins Again

SOUTH WHITLEY - One team left Thursday's boys tennis match in South Whitley feeling good, while the other was still looking for answers.